Amor por tango

Sin Lache Sin Lache

A Love Story Told Through Tango and Tragedy

“Amor por tango” by Sin Lache is a poignant tale of love, longing, and tragedy set against the backdrop of Andalusian culture. The song opens with the imagery of a gypsy man’s sorrowful song echoing through the beaches of San Lucas, symbolizing his deep emotional pain. This man is enveloped by the night and stars, blessed by the moon, as he embarks on a journey to reclaim his lost love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of his solitary quest, driven by the hope that a kiss might revive his spirit.

Parallel to this, the song introduces a gypsy woman waiting by the docks of Coria, adorned in her finest attire, hoping for the return of her beloved. Her anticipation is palpable as she sits by the breakwater, her beauty accentuated by her coral earrings and polka-dotted dress. The song captures her silent prayers and dreams, as she yearns for the reunion that will heal her soul. The chorus, with its evocative imagery of dawn breaking and the lovers making love to the rhythm of tangos, underscores the intensity and passion of their bond.

The narrative takes a tragic turn as the song recounts the obstacles they face, including familial disapproval and societal constraints. The gypsy man’s defiance and determination to be with his love, even if it means facing death, highlight the depth of his commitment. The climax of the song reveals a heartbreaking twist: the woman is found dead, and in his grief, the man merges with the river to be with her forever. This transformation into a river and a mermaid symbolizes their eternal union, transcending earthly barriers. The song’s recurring chorus reinforces the theme of love’s enduring power, even in the face of tragedy.

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  1. Me voy con ella
  2. Muere mi corazón
  3. Perdoname
  4. Amor por tango
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